• Overture

ACT I   -   Salon in the Hotel de Bourgogne.

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "The clock is on the stroke of eight, the hall is gay and bright, and with impatience we await a novelty tonight..."
• No. 2a - Chorus of Cavaliers - "Come the gallants of the court, the valiant carpet Knights;  play and sport of ev'ry sort each cavalier invites..."
• No. 2b - Song - Roxane and Male Chorus - "I am a court coquette, they say, eh bien! it is admitted, you've tried to win me ev'ry way, and all have been outwitted."
• No. 3 - Song - Cyrano and Chorus - "I come, I come from Gascony, that home of poor relations;  I'm rustic bred as you may see; my folk of humble stations."
• No. 4 - Duet - Cyrano and Roxane - "The man to whom I give my heart must have a wondrous brain, must know each science and each art..."
• No. 5 - Combat Chorus and Solo - Christian - "What's that? what can it be? 'Tis the ring of swords." & "Ye gallants of our sunny land who woo with hearts aflame..."
• No. 6 - Trio - Roxane, Cyrano and Christian - "The little song he sent to me, I'll sing it, then perchance I'll see if my unknown ideal is he;  Yes, I will see..."
• No. 7 - Finale Act I - "With measured tread and haughty head we come, the Cardinal's guard;  for he insists that duellists shall meet a fate that's hard..."

ACT II   -   Ragueneau's Cook Shop.

• No. 8 - Opening Chorus, and Song - Lise - "In Ragueneau's café there is a welcome hearty, and here on ev'ry day you'll find a hungry party..."
• No. 9 - Chorus of Poets, with Ragueneau, 1st. Poet and Lise - "Comrades of Apollo you behold in us;  rough the road we follow, fate of genius..."
• No. 10 - Song - Cyrano and Chorus - "What makes a man a soldier or a poet?  What makes a man succeed at any game?  I fancy ev'rybody doesn't know it..."
• No. 11 - Captain Castel-Jaloux and Male Chorus - "Captain am I of a gallant band, the bold cadets of Gascony.  Sword in hand 'gainst the world we stand..."
• No. 12 - Waltz Song - Roxane - "I wonder, I wonder if love is grief or joy.  I wonder if to love or not is best.  With smiling be guiling, a mischief making boy..."
• No. 13 - Finale Act II - "Oh, hark the call, our country is in need.  The foe awaits e'en at our gates, we must the summons heed."

ACT III   -   The French Camp.

• No. 14 - Entr'acte, and Unaccompanied Male Chorus - "In bivouac reposing, warriors sleep, in lightest of dozing or in slumber deep..."
• No. 15 - Song - Cyrano and Chorus - "If a person asks me questions on affairs of no account, I'll give him ready answers in a fabulous amount..."
• No. 16 - Song - Roxane and Chorus - "Over the mountain road so steep, we started at early dawn;  o'er the cliffs so high, in the gorges deep, we rushed..."
• No. 17 - Serenade - Captain Castel-Jaloux and Chorus - "Here's a song for you, beauty's own paragon, for we hear you're surpassingly fair..."
• No. 18 - Trio - Cyrano, Christian and Roxane - "Let the sun of thine eyes melt the ice of my heart, which may melt into rivers of melody sweet..."
• No. 19 - Finale Act III - "It's the influence of an ambitious nose;  it is that which always leads on to great and noble deeds..."

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